Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-04-21
Local Expeditions.

OF cnllufBll cheap TuCHtS 10 "
Miss Kittie \. GarrolPs.
Emerson Holmes now has charge OF
the DowningtOn Advertiser.
John Schram made short visit to
friends in this vicinity last week.
John W. Stratton, is on visit to
friends and relatives i'll Ohio this week,
When you want clothing remember
that Ovens Il BraidwoOd keep q full
line.
Mrs. NJ. Sheppard, of Ostego, is visit
ing her brother, Martin Vanslyke, ST.
at present.
Monday, April %, has been set apart
by Governor Luce as ArbOr day. Let
all plant few trees.
Holden Bros. have change of adv.
in this issue which all our readers
should not fail to peruse.
Remember you can get chrome free
with every four bars Of magnetic soap
for 25 cts at Ovens Il Braidwoods.
Twenty cents will buy nice pair Of
Isle gloves, fine apron or a set of
SOllolo anu Nullo ~ -hloo - i'OlNC o.
Rollins 4 Iiisey. not having counter
room enough. have added another mar
bic top counter to their meat market. d.
Geo. Cough will move his dwelling
house back 80 feet and erect a photo
graph gallery OH the site made vacant.
johnny O. Grinnell is learning tele-
graphy with his uncle, w. w. Grinnell,
at present. That's right Johnny stick
to it.
G. II. Holden intends erecting build
ing suitable for an agricultural implo-
ment ware house on the Joe Rose lot
on Main street.
TOWN / That Wear & Paisley are 60
TALK ing out Of business because
they are selling 30 ct Tea for 35cts. The
secret is they buy for cash.
ThoS. Smith, formerly one of Brock
way Centre boys but more recently of
Peck, returned from Cheboygan and
will take charge or his fathers farm.
David Orser wishes to inform the
citizens of the village and country that
he has reduced the price of hair cutting
to ~ cts. y close hair clip for 10 cts.
Give him acall.
A new paper. the Huron Constitution
published at Ubly. Mich, has been re-
ceived. 1t is a neatly printed and well
edited journal and bids fair to meet
with success. Stanley Johnson is at
its head.
We wish this slip was a sample Of
the 50 patterns of new embroderies
that Wear Il Paisley are selling at from
Sets up to 30 cts per yard. Every lady
reader would see at glance the bar
gains there are in them.
Il have thee on the hip cried rheu-
matism seizing his victim and tossing
him on a suffering bed. Not so" he
cried. mot so!" Wait, my ancient foe,
just five minutes. until the boy brings
a-bottle of Salvation Oil, then we'll see
who wins the day.
A young girl who said she4had come
from Port Huron took dinner at En-
met Monday and proceeded along the
track toward Capac. When Ii short
distance below the village section
hand named Joseph DAILY assaulted her
and made desperate attempt to out
rage her. She was knocked down and
in the struggle her clothes were nearly
torn from her back. Her cries brought
a farmer TO the spot and DAILY decamp-
ed having failed to accomplish his evil
purpose. The alarm was given in the
village and large number of citizens
turned out and began to 5cOur the
surrounding country and DAILY was
captured about night fall. While wait
ing for the train to bring him to Port
Huron he escaped from John Buckley.
the constable and has not been recap
tured. John Ryan, of Emmett, was ar
rested Thursday and brought to this
city on the charge of helping DAILY es-
cape from the constable. lie pleaded
not guilty. and an adjournment was
held until Wednesday next.
Still the sound of the workman's
hammer rings from our FIGURING Mills,
as each day closes with an increased adj
dition to its massive structure. The
steady growth and development of the
mill and its surroundings, exhibit mark
edindustry and judicious management.
AS the slumbering forests give place to
fields of waving grain, so has this por-
tion Of our progressive village given
place to an industry that win impart
life and confidence to our merchants
alid other business men; thus giving a
general boom to our town and vigor-
Gus impulse to activity and trade. Now
in close proximity follows the strug-
Cling Flax mills which are utilizing all
their powers to get an honest foot-hold
and win the confidence and support of
the farmers of this vicinity. Notwith-
standing their fair and legitimate pro-
positions. we arc informed that the
farmers still manifest marked indiffer-
ence lest 1T be some outrageous swindle
or money-making scheme TO defraud
them Of their hard earnings. Although
il is proper for the farmers to use every
method of precaution To apprehend
and evade the traps set by some oily
tOngued agent TO victimize them. vet
we deem it an injustice To themselves
and others to maintain Il decided indif-
ference to the claims of reason and
equity, rs presented by Livingstone
x Co. thus placing barrier OF OBJ.
.structiOn in the way Of this enterprise
which is founded on sound business
principles.